delhi Ordinance Will Not Be Introduced In parliament Today By Prakash Kl
The controversial bill to replace the ordinance on control of
services in
delhi will not be introduced in
parliament today, Union Parliamentary Affairs
minister Pralhad Joshi said. "We will inform you when it (Delhi Ordinance Bill) will be introduced. It is not mentioned in the List of Businesses today," ANI quoted Joshi as telling reporters before the
parliament convened for the day. He also stated that the no-confidence motion will be brought within ten working days from the day it was tabled in the Lok Sabha. by TaboolaSponsored Links Coimbatore: Click Here To See The Price Of Solar Panels Solar Panels |
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minister Pralhad Joshi Union Law
minister Arjun
ram Meghwal too claimed that they have no plans to table the bill in the parliament. "We have been asking for their (Opposition) demand since the first day, they
wanted a discussion on Manipur and when we agreed to it, now they changed their demand and want the
prime minister to speak on this issue. They are trying to politicise this issue. They have brought the no-confidence motion, we will have discussions on the same whenever Speaker decides," Meghwal said. Recommended Video LCA Tejas: IAF moves indigenously developed
fighter aircraft to forward bases in J&K The Bill replacing the Centre's Ordinance on control of
services in
delhi is on the government's agenda this week in both
lok sabha and
rajya sabha, according to a report in ANI. Centre Clears Bill To Replace
delhi Ordinance On Control Of Officers On the other hand, the Aam Admi
party (AAP) issued a three-line whip, instructing all its
rajya sabha MPs to be present in the
house from July 31 to
august 4. The purpose is to rally support for the party's stance on the bill that aims to replace the ordinance regarding the control of
services in Delhi. The ordinance, which came a week after the
supreme court handed over the control of
services in
delhi excluding police, public order and land to the elected government, seeks to set up a National
capital Civil
service Authority for transfer of and disciplinary proceedings against Group-A officers from the
delhi,
andaman and Nicobar, Lakshadweep,
daman and diu and Dadra and
nagar Haveli (Civil)
services (DANICS) cadre. The earlier reports had claimed that the Centre was likely to table the bill in the
parliament on Monday.